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Where we explore the career stories & experiences of some of the most successful people in the field of Data and Analytics.
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In this episode, we had the privilege of talking with Bhavisha Sharma, a seasoned Data Strategy and Transformation Specialist. With a robust background in implementing data transformation strategies across various sectors such as financial services, insurance, government, healthcare, and retail. Bhavisha is well-equipped to share useful insights gained from her extensive experience in both industry and consulting.During our enlightening conversation, we delved into:What comprises a solid data transformation journey.Some of the common challenges organisations encounter when implementing a data transformation strategy.Key steps necessary for executing and delivering a successful data transformation.How to quantify the benefits and value of data transformation efforts.Tune in to gain valuable insights into the world of data transformation in driving impactful change through strategically led data initiatives.
Join us as we delve into the topic of driving value through real-time analytics with Andre Easom, a seasoned Data Science Leader. With an academic background in research & statistics, Andre has dedicated the past decade to working with a well known organisation, playing a pivotal role in enhancing customer experience using data science to solve interesting problems and build leading products. In this fireside discussion, we'll explore:Examples of use cases where real-time analytics has significantly driven value.Strategies for driving customer value through the development of real-time analytics.The importance of data governance, data accuracy, and integrity in the context of real-time analytics.Advantages and disadvantages of implementing real-time analytics.Methods for measuring the success and effectiveness of real-time analytics initiatives.Key indicators that organisations should look for to determine their readiness for real-time analytics.Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from Andre Eason on how real-time analytics can help drive value when done well.
Join us as we sit down with seasoned data leader Fred Herselman who has spearheaded transformative initiatives for well-known global organisations. With a focus on robust governance and risk management, Fred has driven tangible results by leveraging AI to unlock new revenue streams and deepen customer connections. As an executive, Fred is committed to breaking down silos, fostering collaboration, and staying ahead of the curve in the evolving data landscape. In this episode, Fred shares his journey from being a data specialist to a data leader, our discussion includes:How he transitioned into leadership roles Navigating the temptation to remain hands-onTackling challenging situations where he felt out of his depthHow he maintained a balance between staying relevant and leading successful teams and organisations. This episode is a must-listen, particularly for those seeking guidance on forging their path to leadership, identifying key opportunities, and easing concerns about transitioning away from hands-on work.
In our most recent episode, we had the privilege of sitting down with Guy Inbar, Group Product Manager at Littlepay. With over two decades of experience in product management, innovation, and strategic leadership, Guy Inbar is a seasoned professional known for his dynamic approach to driving growth and spearheading transformative initiatives across a range of industries. Drawing upon Guy's extensive expertise in product management and data, we delve into the nuances of establishing a Data Analytics capability within a scaling and intricate environment of an organization like Littlepay, a growing fintech organisation. We cover:Where LittlePay Stands in Its Data JourneyIdentifying the Right Time to Enhance Data CapabilitiesDemonstrating Value Internally and ExternallyThe Relationship Between Product Management and DataThe conversation with Guy provides valuable insights into navigating the complexities of establishing a data analytics capability within a scaling organisation like LittlePay. By strategically timing investments, demonstrating value, and fostering collaboration between product management and data teams, organisations can harness the power of data to drive innovation and sustainable growth in today's dynamic business landscape.
Join us as we sit down with Chris Doyle, a seasoned Data Strategist, to explore the intricacies of implementing an effective data strategy. With over two decades of experience collaborating with prominent organisations, Chris brings invaluable insights into driving and delivering data strategies. Having worked across various industries such as technology, finance, and entrepreneurship, his has developed a wealth of data knowledge. Chris' acute understanding of emerging trends and disruptive technologies has positioned him as a thought leader in his field.On this episode of "Lead with Data," we delve into:Defining a robust data strategyImplementing a data strategy effectivelyEnsuring scalability and adaptability in data infrastructureOvercoming challenges in promoting data literacyStrategies for improving data literacy effectivelyJoin us for an insightful discussion that promises valuable takeaways for all, along with some bonus nuggets on how to apply data to make sound investment decisions.
Our guest on this episode is Alex Russo, Program Manager of Data and Analytics at Chisholm Institute, one of Victoria's largest TAFEs, serving over 35,000 students. With a rich history across various roles at IBM, Alex brings extensive experience in spearheading technology and data projects across diverse domains.As the Program Manager of Data and Analytics, Alex is at the forefront of driving strategy and orchestrating a complex program of work aimed at implementing cutting-edge analytics solutions at Chisholm Institute. Alex shares with us the approach he has taken to deliver this program of work and the key differences in managing data programs versus more traditional programs of work.Tune into this engaging episode, which will provide you with some key takeaways and help you understand the data analytics program landscape.
Angela Anthony shares her journey into leadership, drawing on over three decades of experience as an inspiring female leader in technology. She is currently the Executive General Manager of IT & Digital at DuluxGroup, Angela's career includes leadership roles at major corporations in Australia and across Asia. She provides invaluable insights into her path to leadership, inspiring listeners with her expertise and dedication to driving change and fostering diversity and inclusiveness.In this episode, we explore:Angela's motivation for entering the technology and digital fieldThe challenges she encountered early in her career while establishing herselfThe unique perspective that women bring to leadership roles, particularly in technology and digital domainsThe essential qualities for success as a leader when managing diverse teams across technology and digital functionsTune in as Angela shares her wisdom and experiences, offering guidance for aspiring leaders in the ever-evolving landscape of technology and digital innovation.
In our latest episode, we delve into the importance of Data Storytelling with our esteemed guest, Ivan Dennis. With over two decades of expertise in business intelligence and analytics, Ivan thrives on the challenge of transforming raw data into actionable insights that drive growth and innovation. Ivan is currently the Head of BI and Analytics at LMG, a prominent player in broker financial services, Ivan brings a wealth of experience to the table.Throughout his career, Ivan has amassed an impressive track record in analytics, budgeting, forecasting, commercial insights, change management, and project leadership. His leadership has been instrumental in spearheading numerous large-scale projects that have yielded substantial improvements in performance and profitability.Beyond his professional achievements, Ivan is deeply passionate about mentoring and empowering his team and stakeholders with state-of-the-art data analysis and visualization techniques. Join us as we explore the art of Data Storytelling with Ivan Dennis and discover how it shapes the landscape of business intelligence and analytics.
Joining us today is Nate Carpenter, the Director of Empathic Data Insights. His consultancy is dedicated to enabling technology to create transformative solutions that empower individuals, break barriers, and amplify the voices of those whose experiences shape our world.Our discussion today dives into a topic we're passionate about raising awareness for. We'll be unpacking an article Nate authored, delving into the Value of Lived Experience in Business Intelligence and Data. The insights shared shed light on how lived experiences significantly influence and drive analytics. It was an enlightening conversation, illustrating the profound impact personal experiences have on interpreting data effectively within this field.Nate's exploration truly emphasises the importance of integrating personal experiences into analytics, making the data not just informative but relatable and meaningful.
Ben Kuppe is the Director of Business Intelligence at Monash Health, one of Victoria's largest health services providers. With a decade of dedication to Monash Health, Ben shares his journey and the evolution of a thriving Business Intelligence function. We delve into the challenges, setbacks, and invaluable lessons that shaped this capability. We unravel the intricacies of building and sustaining a value driven Business Intelligence capability within a complex healthcare environment. A very insightful discussion that showcases how you can have wins and successes in building a data-centric culture.
On this episode I talk to Rafael Mello who is the Data and Analytics Manager at Mindset Health who are a start up heath tech organisation. Rafael and I talk about what data and analytics looks like within a start up environment, how to set up a data function and his career journey to date.
My guest on the show today is Revital Rosenburg, Revi is currently the CDO of the Murdoch children's research institute. Having worked across a few different organisations across the medical and health sector, it’s really apparent how passionate she is about making data accessible in this sector. We talk about the benefits, how it could be made available, the challenges with access to data, the importance of having standards and creating more awareness around the interpretation of medical ecosystem.A great conversation that is very relatable for all of us. Just like many others in this field, she is eager to actively contribute to the much-needed transformation within the sector.
Tanya Graham, who is the Executive General Manager of Strategic Programs at Healthscope.With a diverse career spanning across various industries, Tanya brings a fresh perspective and a wealth of opportunities for new ideas and technologies to the organisations she has collaborated with. Tanya joined Healthscope at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, which presented her with the challenge of navigating an unfamiliar industry while operating in an environment that demanded swift responsiveness from the healthcare sector. During our conversation, Tanya shared her valuable experiences, highlighting the strategies implemented to address the challenges posed by the pandemic. She also emphasises the role of analytics in shaping their decision-making process and shed light on the initiatives being undertaken to aid in the recoveries that the industry was impacted with COVID-19.
David Rankin is currently the Director of Clinical Governance and Informatics at Cabrini Health. He is a highly accomplished Specialist Medical Practitioner with an impressive track record spanning over 30 years. Throughout his career, he has held numerous senior leadership positions in health service delivery and policy, demonstrating his extensive expertise in the field. David's experience is diverse and impactful. He has provided clinical governance to the medical services of a prominent teaching hospital, ensuring the highest standards of care. In this episode David shares with us his strategies and tips on how to overcome the challenges of getting data to specialists that then result in driving value. We talk about:What an ideal healthcare environment looks likeThe common challenges when delivering data to frontline staff such as specialists, doctors, etcStrategies that have worked for him and the importance of bridging this gap.
Wendy Chapman is the Director of Informatics at Melbourne University. She has a PhD in Medical Informatics from the University of Utah. Specialising in natural language processing (NLP), her research primarily revolves around the extraction of information from clinical reports. Wendy's contributions to the field extend beyond her individual research. She led the American Medical Informatics Association NLP Working Group and she actively collaborates with others in the development of shared conventions and resources for NLP. Today's show focuses on improving healthcare through innovation and technology. We discuss:The role of universities in healthcare data.Challenges faced by the healthcare sector.Leveraging data and technology for better healthcare.Benefits of adopting innovation and technology for analytics.The importance of digital health training.Tune in to explore how innovation and technology can revolutionise healthcare delivery.
Our guest on the show is Emily Ryder - Chief Analytics Officer for St John of God Health care. Emily is a highly experienced executive who possesses a wealth of knowledge in the health and private health insurance industries. She is also a Board chair for an NFP specialising in family violence housing and support services. Emily's has a proven background in implementing change programs by harnessing the power of data analytics and technology. She excels in leveraging digital technologies to enhance customer engagement and achieve favourable outcomes.In our first episode of this season Emily shares her experience of what Analytics looks like in the private healthcare sector. We discuss the following:An overview of the types of analytics that occur in the private healthcare sector, with a specific focus on hospitals.The key skills she believes are crucial for establishing a robust and effective team. The significance of fostering partnerships throughout the organization when implementing analytics initiatives. Professions that can seamlessly transition into roles involving medical and health data.Emily's thoughts on the future evolution of analytics in this domain.
It was an absolute pleasure to be joined by someone as successful and humble as Kendra Vant for the final episode of my female leader’s season of the Lead with Data podcast. What a great way to end the season hearing about Kendras journey to executive leadership. This is one for all to listen to.We talk about her career journey and discuss more about her experience towards executive leadership.Roadblocks or challenges towards the journey of executive leadershipKey attributes of an executive leader in data todayWhat attributes should you look for in your teamLearnings that help shape your careerHow you can build credibility as a leader
Kathryn has spent more than 15 years in government and banking and financial services combining analytics, innovation and customer-first thinking in a variety of analytics leadership roles. Having begun her career as a practitioner in Advanced Analytics, Kathryn brings an appreciation for the technical capabilities required to generate insight out of data.On this episode we talk about the importance of having a data strategy that meets your business needs.We cover:What a Data Strategy is?What makes a good strategy?How to ensure that a good strategy is tightly anchored to you business strategyWhat things should a data strategy cover and addressHow you quantify the value of Data and Analytics to an organisation’s bottom lineHow do you get executive buy-in for a Data Strategy
Clare has an impressive Data Analytics career having spent the early years of her career in consulting. She started her journey in mathematics and engineering and has had the opportunity to advise and work with global companies as they adapt and transform to the challenges and opportunities that data, technology and AI offer.She enjoys the pace of change and constant innovation in the world of data, data science and technology. Working with the leadership teams of industry giants in retail, oil and gas and manufacturing to adapt to the change that data can enable as well as developed, Clare has led teams of designers, data engineers and scientists to create innovative data products.On the show today we discuss the importance of Building the protocol and patterns when delivering data projects.What we mean when we say building a protocol or patternWhat are the benefits and why do we need themStrategies on how to introduce them into your functions and rolesHow to balance process v creativity Who needs to be involved
Su Jella is the Director of Data & Insights at Tennis Australia and has been recognised as one of the Top 25 Analytics Leaders in Australia. Having worked for some well known organisations she has built up her career as an accomplished Data Leader entirely on her own merits and determination. In this episode we talk about Su's journey to becoming a data leader and cover the things that she believes helped her get to where she is now. For those of you, who have the ambition to become a leader, Su highlights the importance of what you can do to control the steer of your career.We cover:The reasons why there is an under representation of females in this fieldWhat qualities does good leadership requireThe skill of moving away from being a technical practitioner to a leaderWhy females hold themselves backThe things organisations can do to increase awareness in curbing the gap
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